MiBio provides a simple and rapid quantitative assessment of sperm quality, therefore it can be used to the reliable prediction the fertilizing ability of sperm.

1. Unique and species-specific knowledgebase and reference base

   With the help of our self-learning system all laboratories can form their own species-specific sperm analysis systems. The MiBio Knowledge Base Market supporting the reference value share among the researchers and research institutes gives opportunity for the analysis of a sample even by several reference values or for carrying out the morphologic analyses with several knowledge bases.

2. Iterative analytic methodology for more reliable analyses

   Our applied analytic methodology will bring about examinations ensuring statistically higher reliability for samples of several components.

3. Automated diagnosis set up with derived statistical figures making analysis easier

   Setting up the diagnoses is entirely automatic, done on the basis of pre-set templates. Beyond the examined basic figures it is also possible to present derived figures (average, spread, median, modus, average absolute deviation, average square deviation and average minimum deviation) as well as graph based evaluations.

4. Storing the research results reliably and in a way making immediate trace back possible
   The examination results are recorded in a database, making it possible any time later on to find all the data related to the examination carried out earlier.

5. Unified documentation of the results

   The compiled examination reports are stored automatically, attached to the relevant examination. Viewing the results may be restricted by user assignments if necessary.

Scope of usage:

1. Environmental impact assessment  - EIA

2. Ecological risk assessment - ERA

3. Reproductive ability test  - RAT

4. Preliminary investigation of pesticide  - PIP

5. Human drug testing - HDT

With MiBio you can monitor the effects of heavy metal pollutants on sperm quality, select the most appropriate broodstock, improve the efficiency of cryopreservation and storage of semen, optimise conditions for fertilization etc.